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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
TIE COURT OF APPEATa

Albany. April 2G-In the OF Appeals to-day the
following decisions handed down
Abncr auckland administrator. appellant agt William Gal
lap respondent order Affirmed, with costs
Caroline NJ. WttDaeht, appellant, agi. John Keller. In
pleated. respondent Judgment affirmed with costs.
John NJ nelck administrator. appellant ag Henry Len
hoimcr and others respondents judgment reversed aud
judgment ordered for paintn. with costs
j. D. kurtzcrook respondent ag Leopold Iiniskopf and
Others appellants Ortr Of General Term reversed and that
o. ser ar e New Tors cent and Hudson River Rail-
road Company Sonkln ast snier Motion for eargument
Tho Mutual Life Insurance Company agt Anthony and
National Bank Motion for eargunent denied without costs
orders ordered that the order of this court dated May IL
1850 be and hereby vacated and that tho be brought
the respective parties designated By
ton that the respondent pay teappeisnt 80 costs
bay sg Sew Lots. compel plaintiff
Alexander sgL Alexander Motion modify decision de-
Mcclure AIT Newyork Central and Hudson River Rail.
road Company Motion for leave 10 flo return granted with
The People ag Kurz Motion dismiss granted without
In petition of wadey agt Davis Motion to strike from
tho motion calendar denied without costs
Bostwck Agt Beach Motion to settle otcr
med TO the supreme Court for settlement OF form OF udg
mont with instruction.
Edwin u. Martin from order of General Term dated Dscen.
rne ". Cooke Nathan q Plat susan Plat severay
j The orders OF General and special Terms far they
this fund Of Plat anil susan r. Piatf reversed
81 Tho orders o. General and special Terms
distributor OF s s fund ,1s o%r " sums ms
r. Spencer Plat, and Nathan T. Fiat as BY
Judgment Of Mrs Cook against her brothers reversed O IN
without costs except above provided any parties
nd tho remed 10 the special Term for further hear
ing the distribution OF the und and for further
ceedng In accordance with the opinion.
The following is tho day calendar for Wednesday:
Nos ISL. Ssi. $685. 1857. $3.50 3Is $3.50 and I.0is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS


The speculation in wheat developed activity and
strong tone The transactions in options exceeded 5000
900 bushels and under the stimulus OF export
demand and the less pacific advccs from abroad the New
York market advanced In spite OF the unsettled and
what "daggy condition OF the Chicago market The pur
cascs Of shippers amounted nearly 100000 bushels and
spot lots 4 &c better The scarcity Of wheat at this
port used as ball argument but the combination of recent
favorable influences would to DO but par.
italy reelected in the moderate advance that has
taken place The options closed firm at near TO best
prices with gains OF . for April at ola "a for May at % and
for June at The same price = for July at 93' and cent
FOR August 81 september at 93 cents There
increased in the speculative line OF but
was not accompanied by Improvement spot lots
trihe better however, although only 10000 bushels
taken by exporters The options ended heavy at about bot
figures down "a at 40 for May and June 90
for July aud 81 cents for August Oats dull and without
feature; the options ended unchanged April
and = cent for May 3l7s and 80
Lari weaker and declined points the option line
closing follows May. 81 30 June 81 Al July. 81 AS
August. 81 IS; September, 81 o. and October 81 80.
The receipts OF grain aud flour yesterday NewYork.
Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston reported follows
Wheat d6925 bushels; corn 10 ls6 bushels oats tl62i
bushels total grain 27G3j bushels -four "a 1877 packages
AZ Chicago Mwaukee and ST. Louis the arrival, were;
bushels total gran 43 sos bushels -four 1884 barrels
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stance fhe between their where heoes
ss IN dor 70 provide better aud more footing -
their horses between the INST day Of November and the ne
Mayor Il win be Observed thai hs resolution penlssiys
but does not directly prohibit although 1t evident It was
intended to do the srpkng Of nd the tracks dur
doubt upon this subject 'sctiu submit to the Common
will relieve the situation Of controversy sd enable the city
to have cleaner streets during the months when the
dust is most prevalent
President Beekman offered the accompanying rcsolu.
ton and suggested that 1t he adopted at once
No railroad company any other person shall scat
similar substance upon the carriage way Of any paved street
time TO time permits TO DO between the first day OF
November and tho first day OF May in year. which permits
shall he revokabe at the Mayors pleasure.
The majority Of the Aldermen declined pass this
sonabc resolution aud referred 1t to the Railway Com
mittec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. April Cumberland Cut
3ss Long Clear Middles 3ys Oh; short Cear Middss
O; Short RIOS 800 OIL Shoulders 2Ss a. cwt Beef
15s0d for Extra India Mess Prime Mess o7s 81. Pork
Prime Mesa J7s Gd. per Dbl; Prime Ness Eastern
o7s0d, Western UlA d. LarAmerican. 35s Prime West
ern sos Cd, Lard OIL 32s. 81. Hams-Lons Cut 4yA
Shoulders 33Aol ButeroOs Cd owl Tor finest Unitet
States Cheeso-Amercan Choice, 63A 81 Wheat-Rei
Western spring Is oLs,A Id y Rel wlnter "a % g
spnns Is OF; New Misei western a. Sd California No
duce-sprIts Of Trspenne 80, od do q, london 2s al
american He'd ~. per ewt Tslowaa5A Cd per cws
Fine American 2Js Obi Prime City. 22a 3D. per cwt
Rosin.Conmon. 50 1d Pale ia 81 COS o. Lnseed on!
2ls Oh cwt Proysions-Amercan Refrigerated Beet.
hlndgaarers Stdi ioro quarters 3 per d. Hops at Lon
don-New-lork state ~ l5s Cd 80 Os OL Cottonseol
OIL Liverpool make. lHs OF
Thoreepsof wheat for week from Atlantic ports
90 quarters Pacific ports 55O quarters from
The American for tho week 81 100
quarters
LONDON April Northumberland OIL 2oa Cd. 020s
I'D per cwt Calcutta Linseed 3ia 3D. per quarters Lin
seed Cake. 96 3 Sd per Refined Petroleum. 3l6d.
as 0l6d per gallon. spirits OF Turpcntne 2Ss1 I'D per
cwti Pale. 6s OIL lla Cd Proylsons-LArd 3zA u per
cwL for American. sugarl3s OIL per cw for Cuba Cen
rituga poorznx $50 and liza i'd rs OIL for Mnscovado
fair reclining ahoat Australian Tallow-Bes Ais 6L e23s
Cd; Mutton. 22s GIL d24s OIL Cocoanut O-Ceylon, 225
Ca Cochin 1897 o. American Refrigerated Beet IS Al
hind quarters and "a Al Tor fore tbs
BREMES April 26.-Patroleum. marks 90 pfenninga
Wlcoxs Lard oossiat 80 marks rs pfenungs por Ito
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sns EXPORT ssesps $4,000 balls. Including Is 100 MAJ,
=, s'Ssdy q III: .ayssea Upland, Low Mdass
Ss "a gsiy S Ss,s NAY and Jacs delivery sS4 ia
e1a 40 Ss1 40 Aust and September delivery Is
EUsr a9a s4yemDS dsyesI sAd do september de-
American 'sis' q the day included $500 ban.
l1 rntur:s OIL up!ana Low Madn3s clause Apt A..
AaaneJ 1000 sellers do April and MAJ deivorv ~
DO jun: ana r guI Msy and Jgns asverH s7d
Der ieSe at La ss!lers do Ausust and septSn
ery $3.50 sellers DO October and November dsv
selerA 'SS~'0I oc"vo'y' s4-o<o'
clause. April delivery 1884 ssliers 10 M, at ms
do Juy ana 90 1gns AID July delivery sellers
ss sn a1e SeRsember delivery sellers do ssctsua
Ss4d sellers ssSssSss DIN. Se
CA yox April ae-cotton nrm: Midd,ins io.:
Low MiddinE ID Good Ordinary eas net and erosa
reSeIpts bales sales = bales stock. 1929 baiea
Sas ~ bales exports ito Great Britain 6ss
S1sswss 20 bales sales 80 bales stock $3.50 bales
row M,SsG Aprii 2eCoton quiet Mitdns 1915
LAG, 504 bales ~' ~~-S'' Wv" JAW ssosA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
WITNESSES IL BEHALF OF MCMAHON.

The hearing before Commissioner shields yes
terday OF william Mcmahon against Maurice
Flynn and others to onewcnteh interest In tho
the Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Subway
Company The witnesses called Ma hon
but the examination SCENE 10 be something OF fishing 81
OF the witnesses business
Interested In tho subway they did
give evidence which would be apt " inuro the defend
George Durham testified that he Flynn spoke
10 him taking interest tho subway COMPANY
Flynn said that the Aver Company would not be recognized
Dorset woult PROBABLY be used.
ed 10 a names
proposed organizers OF company John Weaver also
testified Flynl Theodore NJ Vail
Of tho Metropolitan Telephone Company testified that he
was director IN Consolidated subway Company
Lauierbach the president Mr. Dodd the treasurer and
seon tho secretary. The witness was INTRODUCED TO
FLYNN by d. H. Dorset and had several interviews with
Flynn and with Judge Kelly who represented the Dorset
company. He hcsItaed long time, but finally
stock the subway company Tho Metropolitan Telephone
Company LAYING wires In tic subway company
tubes IN Stav lie testified that OF owned BY
his company which nearly ha the electric wires
city tenth under ground ii.
Hudekoper the general manager OF tho Telephone com.
pany, gave similar evidence The hearing will to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
Man Wants q Tonic

By sensation Of anguor morning frequent
yawniDg during the day and disturbed sleep night Hos
Stomach Bters nfuses energy
feebled and endowng energy.
ability reposs BEAUTIFULLY. and dgsst without incon.
vensnce Nervousness headache. bliousnesA impaired
appetite and feeble troublesome stomach speed
lily ct right By this maehsss regulator and nvsorsnt The
mineral poisona among them strychpa and vomcs
never safe tonics even dossa Bitters
the purpose ersetuay and relied upon
~ perfectly safe by the prudent Fever and agus kid
nay troubles and Rheumatism y,ald tett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

surslxr couRr crAxsEss-Bet,re Donohue J.-Nos
s. e ss $s as l IS 55s 3s 81 ss;:s
surnsMK coGIT~srEciAL TKnM-PiRr i-Bcior. An An.
drews mo day calendar ..
SUPREME coUHi-cIrcuT-PAnr I--Before Beach. j.
Nos IA 80 l5s3q 1889 :54 3isi 1885, 3ii7 2si2 22i2
SSao 1878 1887 s7ssa saSs $780, aS6 sass 1885,
s1s s 81 s a n asss
sUPRExK CoURr-CmcUIT-PAKT III.-Beore Patterson =.
sPlS gs s 1881 1876 1896 1896 SSa sS 1883 $685.
coysI-cIeuT1PAnJ IvBefSrs LsE ys
s9sg 49, Hss9 49, a270 $685. 2as 4oSs 4o4o $685.
suaRooArKs COURT Before Rollins s-Estate OF Nathan.
lei 1o sc n q rlTe sedswo
Freshman and oGorman. JJ-AdIourned until first Monday
sUrkRIoR CoURr-srEcIAL 1ERM-Beforo TruaI J.-Noa
surERion counr-TRAL TEnM-rAnr I.-Before Dugro J.
Nos s7i. 1873 4Se. l724 1885, l42o. 1873 l22 1852,
SoMsox rIr.s-essGaaL TEnxAaloarnsa for the term
coamoS PLEAs-EourY TKRM-Beioro Larromoro. c. L.
coMaos fInAsaTsIAI TEnM.rAnr I-Bstore DAILY L.
i7%a 1850 1908 1857 1850 2sss 1895 1866 1855 400
"a 4 dS S sss1 lis sS y 81 ' i 2SSo 24 1906
Az SSS Fss r. goI ss sS
sm
from c Ak T. 3 a E i&
eln coysf-Tn.l Txnn-rAnr lI-neoro Hyatt L.
cTI CO.. TERnP1EG IIIBsiors Han; lies
isSa iSos 1000 iSiS ss 1913 ISIS 1911 i'V' -oO0
and Assistant DstrictAttorneys Fitzgerald and scmpe-
coUnT or GENERAL srssroxs-pAnr 1Betore adge Cow
ing and Assistant DistrcsAttorney BediordNos to 10
COURT GENERAL sEssroSs-PARr rL-Betore Gildcr.
sleeve Judge and Assistant District Attorney Pary-Nos
CogET OF GENERAL sEssrosszpAnr Before Recorder
III Of the Superior CourtlNos to 81 inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO April 20 tSpecaO .-Forty boatloads Of
wheat being reported taken for export NewYork and
thirteen at Baltimore 4s000o bushels the wheat market
would have rallied toward the close probably for this II
other Irwin Green Co. continued their selling
but the crowd dnay decided that end of the clique
had been selling another had Just certainly been buying
May wheat closed at S cents June s3 cents May
3S cents May Lara at 81 OF and May ribs ST. There
little Nav wheat for sale the this morning The
first price for the May option Sj cents but the tension
getting pretty and tho bidders voclferous Irwin
* let $50 900 bushels In small and
the price dropped at 81 cents evident from this
action that the clique WILL II 1t stop May wheat at SIS
from advancing Just pesged the other day at
declining. June the active DEAL opening at
81 and going TO 54sGS+L cents at The big sell
ing by Irwin. Greon & Co alarmed tho crowd,
this selling began 70 look like unloading.
10 was claimed that Kershaw & Co. Just
as persistent BUYERS Irwin, Green & Co.
sellers clock down TO ~ cents June TO SO D
The OF the clique maupuatlons all
bus The opening OF navigation which has been looked
by h. bears ikely 10 help them Is pretty
be OF much greater aid TO the bulls There started
Chicago Yesterday 32i72l bushels OF wheat from Mil.
4jt.3J0 bushels from Toeo 16jsO0 bushels I'D
from Detroit, 02592 bushels total OF l23AI3 busheybf
grain toward the seaboard destined for distribution
aud consumption 1t likely that the next visible supply
WILL be very Dullish figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL, 59THSE AND 9TH1vE.
NBw.YoRK, April 90 1887

CHARLES s. HIGGINS, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR takeit for granted that every person inter-
estcd In the different charities 10 the city Of NewYork was
delighted when reading announcement that $200O0
had been donated by and divided among the
different charitable institutions Of this city.
Personally apprecating your charitable donation. take
great pleasure in calling your attention to evidence Of
gratitude displayed by young German who four
ago was free patient OF the Roosevelt Hospital postal
card has boon received stating that he has collected 500
OF Hggnss German Laundry Soap and wishes to
present them to che Roosevelt Hospital and many others
he collect before September next whom the Of
1000 the gift OF yourself to be divided among the dit.
ferent charitable Institutions IN NewYork City by tho
Mayors committee of three in proportion to the quantity Of
wrappers held by each institu tion.
This is indeed example OF graitude which should BIO
copied by others. Respectfully yours
EDWARD GRIMsEr,
:. Storekeeper Of Roosevelt Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRrCEl
iherewas more activity and animation crude certi
cato yesterday and prices enjoyed wider range
than tney nave had In the dealings the MARKET
dragged, as the news from tho West was not bush and
sympathy was developed With the weakness In railway
shares Prices dropped from 6s 80 cents and then cams
news OF the passage second reading OF Bp Rslcy bill
IN he Pennsylvania legislature There was an inmedsfe
OF tho market aud there recovery over
CENT Inc reason for this the buyin9
rhiadephia parties coupled with quiet fronts OF most
si.o charscter that the beaten on
.ne nrd reading These reports give for what they are
ouy a!her surprising the outlook blue for
xet more I'm portant Influence is pretty gen
eay conceded that defeat OF the Bngsey bill would
enect sharp rally at least IN OIL but until the end n known
sts ny outsiders Will he nH The market closed firm
az ne Top nguIes and cent above Monday nights ciose
range OF prices dealings 81 the Consol
dateu exchange were az follows
Opening .-.-..-...-..... 63aLowest. 90
liHhest CA sFinal................ 64is
refined Oil was unchanged at 6a cents per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
A NEW ENTRANCE TO THE BRIDGE.

This Afternoon ut o'clock tho platform at the
NewYork Station of the Bridge will be open 10 passen
gers going to Brooklyn The advance To 1t Is just after
passing the ticket dropboxes By turning 70 the right
and the exit from upon the present platform Is about
opposite the middle Of the train. BY taking this means
OF reaching the train passengers who are not going 10
OF the train without encounterng the crowd at tho
head OF the stairs the time enabling passengers
who do wish to take tho Brooklyn Elevated Railroad TO
enter the Superintendent Martin that IL
all passengers desiring to take tho forward cars OF the
train viii avail themselves OF this platform II Is
pccted that the crowding on the New-York platform
about O'Clock will be avoided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
Stabbed By COLORED NAN.

since the satisfactory settlement OF the longshoro
mems has bad feeling among the union and
Yesterday theAnchor Line
pier white tho other coored quarreod The white
q member OF the Long shorem
Union No q and the cciored Robert Is
. union Ralph filled West-sL and
was loud and abusive Finally tho negro who was
Ralph takou " the Chambers street Hospital suffering
greatly and II thought that he might die He seventy
wears and lives No. Carsest Cunningham
Arrested By McMulleu Captain Gastns squad
locked up In the Leonard Street Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
COVERED WITH sOREs

have been afflicted since last March Skin disease
the doctors called Eczema Ny face with scabs
and sores and the itching and burning almost unbeara
ble Seeing your CUTICURA REMEDIES so highly rec
commended concluded to give them trial. using the CUTI
CURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally and REsor.
VENT internally for four months. call myself cured in
gratitude Tor which make this public statement.
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK
Broad Brook Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON April 2G.-The following business trans.
sscted In supreme Court OF the United states today
No. 26a-Alexsnder II shepherd paint In agt John
". Thompson Argument continued by Andrew bradley
for pantin In by Martin Morris for defendant
and concluded by William Mattingy for Tie pantiH
In
No. 2GG-The United States. plaintiff In agt. Glenn.
en Aumordt Argued by s0lctorGenera Jcnks for tho
plaintiff and by Charles DaCosta for the defendant
In error,
Adjourned until TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
SKIN TORTURES
Ihat~Oefy all other Remedies Speedily Cured BY
Cuticura

Illuminating Eruptions Itching and Burning Skin Tortures
Loathsome Sores and every species o Itching scay Pim
ply Inherited scrofuous and Contagious Diseases Of the
Blood Skin and Scalp. with Loss OF HAIR infancy 10
Old age are positively cured by cUTICURA. the great Skin
Cure and CUTIcURA SOAP. exquisite Skin Beautider
externally. and cUTICURA REsoLvENT. the New Blood
Purifier. internally -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.Yo Tuesday. April 2G-BEEvEs.Re Receipts were
erers direct and cars at 60h.s Tor Mr. Eastman
CIV Dressed Beef IN moderate request and fairly steady
9T a, 20 rr%e s saes NJ
shipments OF Live from this port
quote Refrigerated Heei steady At in the former sty aua
41d in the latter Bcst American Live Cattle according to
estimated dressed weight w. ava 'A'
Very little Tor Live Calves aD feeling %sa
Common 70 Prime sold at o5a and few Jersey
Dressed Calves dull weak. Country Dressed veals sold
Dressed at to So with Sad9c obtained the slaughter.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rece,pts were cars of 97s head
ears at GSthsL and cars at Jersey City and about $50
s rsx tn see a1 lew sss a but price,
Tor Clipped sheep and cargo OF Clipped YearlnEs brought
Prime Spring Lambs fully sustained prices
Common stock low Most Of the sales were 50 IS SO per
!" Lambs brought 81 and Inferior sold
Dressed aad aSse for Chicago Dressed Dressed Year.
Es rsss1 s sprn a. AZ to 90
quite good many Country Dressed in market Sales slow at
i g pdsoek 2o4 Clipped Ohio Yoarlnss II
At o fgp SS os Sheep sSe cp y b
Collins: 10 Jersey Spring Lambs So to Sc so per
hv %',sm Co.. 50 sgTins lambs, at e 70 g. each
.e S ia AZ 81 SS 50 o DO Se s
Collins for D. Harrington late yesterday, 2i4 Clipped
HoGs-Reoepts were % cars OF 39S9 head-20 cars at
Nomnay steady at So 91c per ID for Common Prime
Live Hogs
Country steady o7kc for Heavy 7aa7sc for
Medium; and s a 8 ac for Light
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO. April 26-Cdttte-Roceipts last "a hours IS
head; total for week thus far 3li5 same ime
last week 5000 head consigned through
sale: market urn and unchanged
ShceD-kecepts last "a hours. 200 mead tor week
thus far l54U0 head; for timo last 10 500
hea consigned through ii all OF which TO NewYork
20 cars for sale; fair demand. but at lower rates.
Clipped Sl0S4 10. Good to Choice Lambs 50 ~ V6 rs;
Clipped 81 501SJ 20; cars held over.
RoGs-keeeipts last "a hours 93o mead: the
week thus tar lSiS5 hea Tor time last ~ 29l
cara for sale market fairly active and shade higher
Light Pigs 50 l5G5 80 Mixed Pigs aud Light Workers.
Weights 50 80 Extra 50 96 other grades
CHICAGO Aprll 26Tns Journal reports
Rcccipts-5.uOO head shiDments 1000 head. market
stronger Tor Light heavy du Shipping $50 to 1900
d. a0so 70 stocsers ana Feeders 80 0oSs4 3D. Cows
81. LOUIS. April 28.-taute- Receipts-900 head Ship.
ments head: market strong. Choice heavy
Native Steers 81 sOas5 lOi Far 10 Good Shipping
Steers 81 % 7b Butchers Steers Choca IS 80
good 81 ZOOS To- Texans common choice So O01St rs
Hoes-kecoipts $500 go. head market
active stronger Choice Heavy ana Butchcrs Selections
80 sSSSo 10 pAcanE TAR 60 good 70 aooss So YORK
Good 81 UOQ$J 10.
Shesp-Keceipts 1900 mead shipments m head, market
was nrm. wooled Far 10 Fancy - 50aA76 Clipped Nc.
dun TO Choice 81 760s3 76
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NEW CHURCHES on THE WEST SIDE.

At ameeting Monday evening at Bethlehem Chapel In
Ninth ave-, between Eighty second and Eighty third st
preliminary steps taken for the formation OF
Protestant Episcopal church and parish to be
Matthew Two wardcns and eight yestrymen elected
The building formerly bethlehem Chapel
secured Tor the church II expected that the
Chamberlain. assistant ut All Angels Church Eighty
The West Harlem Methodist Episcopal Church will open
Its chapel the northwest Of One
twenty nnthst and soventhave sunday There will
communion service at 1890 a. SUNDAY. school at $50
Osbon ID pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
SCALP. FACE. EARS AND NECK.

was aicted With Eczema on the Scalp. Face Ears
Neck which the druggist where got your remedies pro
nounced one OF the had come under his no
uce. He advised me to try your CCTIcURA REMEDIES
and after five days my scalp part OF my face were
trey cured and hope another to have my ears
neck. and the other part Of my face cured
HERMAN sLADE 100 East 4th.st.. New.York.
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GASES AEEECrINa join r McoowAN

The effort Of John T. Mcoovan recently removed the
reoevep Of the nsolvcn Guardian Savings Institution
Of the funds Institution which
his hands, TO have confirming the re-
port OF Referee John Clinton GRAY set ssde
opened has failed Justice Patterson OF the Court
IN denying his application yesera based his action upon
ground that there nothing indicate
any evidence that would justify the referee sssng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27

his findings and that MCGOWAN had had full opportunity
sready to present his case fully.
attachment has Justice against
John MCGOWAN for failure to before Charles II
Bailey appointed reree take and stats his accounts
trustee OF Walter Roche who OF the Blossom
Club PRIOR to JAY 1871 Tho proceedings begun By
having McGoMan rcmoyel from his Irusteeahip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
ITCHING DISEASES CuRrn.

CUTICURA stands at the head Of class especially 10
THIS the case with the CUTICURA SOAP Have had I'M.
usually good sale this owing prevalence an
aggravated form Of Itch through localities the
country. which tho CUTICURA REMEDIES proved sat
isfactory W. L. HARDIGG Druggist
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27

Three representatives OF the BARRIERS Union and rounds
from Edrdge Street station before Justice
Murray yesterday the Essex Market Cour for warrants
used arresux BARRIERS tor refusing 10 conform 10 tho
SUNDAY law Justice Murray positively refused " ISSUE the